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[edit] Tuesday 8/08 Short Story

Backpack Literature,

1. Reading a Story p.3-22

  • “The Appointment in Samarra” – W. Somerset Maugham
  • “The Fox and the Grapes” –Aesop
  • “Independence” – Chuang Tzu
  • “Godfather Death” – Jakob and Wilhelm Grimm
  • “A&P” – John Updike

Prepare reading questions p.21 for discussion


Write a 1/2-page summary of “A&P” (to be collected)

[edit] Wednesday 8/09 Short Story

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2. Point of View p. 23-44

  • “A Rose for Emily” – William Faulkner
  • "The Tell-Tale Heart” – Edgar Allen Poe

28. Writing about a Story, p. 1094 - 1104

Prepare a discussion question on either or both of these stories.

Write a ½ page response to your own question to begin discussion.

[edit] Thursday 8/10 Short Story

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3. Character p. 46-82

  • “The Jilting of Granny Weatherall” – Katherine Anne Porter
  • “Everyday Use” – Alice Walker
  • “Cathedral” – Raymond Carver

27. Writing about Literature 1069-1093

Prepare a discussion question on one or all of these stories.

Write a ½ page response to your own question to begin discussion.

[edit] Monday 8/14 Short Story

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4. Setting p.84-121

  • “The Storm” – Kate Chopin
  • “Greasy Lake” – T. Coraghessan Boyle
  • “A Pair of Tickets” – Amy Tan

Prepare a discussion question on one or all of these stories.

Write a ½ page response to your own question to begin discussion.

[edit] Tuesday 8/15 Short Story

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5. Tone and Style p.122-160

  • “A Clean, Well-Lighted Place” - Ernest Hemingway
  • "Barn Burning” – William Faulkner
  • “Saboteur” – Ha Jin

Prepare a discussion question on one or all of these stories.

Write a ½ page response to your own question to begin discussion.

[edit] Wednesday 8/16 Short Story

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6. Theme p.162-185

  • “Dead Men’s Path” – Chinua Achebe
  • “The Parable of the Prodigal Son” – Luke 15:11-32
  • “The Yellow Wallpaper” – Charlotte Perkins Gilman

Prepare a discussion question on one or all of these stories.

Write a ½ page response to your own question to begin discussion.

[edit] Thursday 8/17 Short Story

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7. Symbol p.186- 215

  • “The Chrysanthemums” – John Steinbeck
  • “The Lottery” – Shirley Jackson
  • “The Ones Who Walk Away From Omelas” – Ursula K. Le Guin

Paper 1 Draft DUE for Peer Review. Bring THREE copies to class.

[edit] Monday 8/21 Poetry

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Poetry p.306-307; 9. Reading a Poem p. 308-323

  • “The Lake Isle of Innisfree” – William Butler Yeats
  • “Piano” – D.H. Lawrence
  • “Aunt Jennifer’s Tigers” – Adrienne Rich
  • “Sir Patrick Spence” – Anonymous
  • “Out, Out –” – Robert Frost
  • “My Last Duchess” – Robert Browning
  • “Ask Me” – William Stafford

11. Words p. 349- 367

  • “This is Just to Say” – William Carlos Williams
  • “Down, Wanton, Down!” – Robert Graves
  • “Batter My Heart, Three-Personed God, For You” – John Donne
  • “Friend, On This Scaffold Thomas More Lies Dead” – J. V. Cunningham
  • “Grass” – Carl Sandburg
  • “Upon Julia’s Clothes”

Write a 1 page reading response to one of the assigned poems.

PAPER 1 FINAL DRAFT DUE

[edit] Tuesday 8/22 Poetry

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10. Listening to a Voice p.324-347

  • “My Papa’s Waltz” – Theodore Roethke
  • “For a Lady I Know” – Countee Cullen
  • “The Author to Her Book” – Anne Bradstreet
  • “To a Locomotive in Winter” – Walt Whitman
  • “I Like to See It Lap the Miles” – Emily Dickinson
  • “To the Desert” – Benjamin Alire Sáenz
  • “White Lies” – Natasha Trethewey
  • “Luke Havergal” – Edwin Arlington Robinson
  • “Hawk Roosting” – Ted Hughes
  • “I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud” – William Wordsworth
  • “Journal Entry” – Dorothy Wordsworth
  • “Theme for English B” – Langston Hughes
  • “Sous-Entendu” Anne Stevenson
  • “The X in My Name” – Francisco X. Alarcón
  • “The Red Wheelbarrow” – William Carlos Williams
  • “Oh No” – Robert Creeley
  • “To the Unknown Citizen” – W.H. Auden
  • “Rites of Passage” – Sharon Olds
  • “The Golf Links” – Sarah N. Cleghorn
  • “Dulce et Decorum Est” - Wilfred Owen
  • “Bilingual/Bilingüe” – Rhina Espaillat
  • “The Workbox” - Thomas Hardy

Do Writing Assignment p. 347 – (½ - 1 page)

[edit] Wed. 8/23 Poetry

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12. Saying and Suggesting p.368-376

  • “Cargoes” – John Masefield
  • “London” – William Blake
  • “Disillusionment of Ten O’Clock” – Wallace Stevens
  • “Epitaph” – Timothy Steele
  • “Fire and Ice” – Robert Frost
  • “Tears, Idle Tears” – Alfred, Lord Tennyson
  • “Wild Nights – Wild Nights!” Emily Dickinson

13. Imagery p.377-388

  • “In a Station of the Metro” – Ezra Pound
  • “The Piercing Chill I Feel” – Taniguchi Buson
  • “The Winter Evening Settles Down” – T.S. Eliot
  • “Root Cellar” – Theodore Roethke
  • “The Fish” – Elizabeth Bishop
  • “Fork” – Charles Simic
  • “Pied Beauty” – Gerard Manley Hopkins
  • “The Falling Flower” – Arakida Moritake
  • “Heat-Lightning Streak” – Matsuo Basho
  • “In the Old Stone Pool” – Matsuo Basho
  • “On the One-Ton Temple Bell” – Tamiguchi Buson
  • “I Go” – Tamiguchi Buson
  • “Only One Guy” – Kobayashi Issa
  • “Cricket” – Kobayashi Issa
  • “Bright Star! Would I Were Steadfast as Thou Art” – John Keats
  • “Image” – T.E. Hulme
  • “Driving to Town to Mail A Letter” – Robert Bly
  • “Not Waving But Drowning” – Stevie Smith

Do Writing Assignment p.388, 1 page

[edit] Thursday 8/24 Poetry

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14. Figures of Speech p.389-402

  • “The Eagle” – Alfred, Lord Tennyson
  • “Shall I Compare Thee to a Summer’s Day” – William Shakespeare
  • “Shall I Compare Thee to a Summer’s Day” – Howard Moss
  • “Flower in the Crannied Wall” – Alfred, Lord Tennyson
  • “To See a World in a Grain of Sand” – William Blake
  • “Metaphors” – Sylvia Plath
  • “Simile” – N. Scott Momaday
  • “The Wind” – James Stephens
  • “You Fit Into Me” – Margaret Atwood
  • “The Cathedral Is” – John Ashbery”
  • “Leaving Forever” – Denise Levertov
  • “The Suitor” – Jane Kenyon
  • “The Secret Sits” – Robert Frost
  • “Coward” – A. R. Ammons

29. Writing about a poem p. 1107-1124

Do Exercise p.395 “What is Similar” 1-7

[edit] Monday 8/28 Poetry

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15. Sound p.403- 417

  • “True Ease in Writing comes from Art, not Chance” - Alexander Pope
  • “Who Goes with Fergus?” - William Butler Yeats
  • “Recital” - John Updike
  • "Eight O’Clock” - A. E. Housman
  • “Upon Julia’s Voice” - Robert Herrick
  • “The splendor falls on castle walls” - Alfred, Lord Tennyson
  • “On my boat on Lake Cayuga” - William Cole
  • “The Hippopotamus” - Hilaire Belloc
  • “God’s Grandeur” - Gerard Manley Hopkins
  • “In Memoriam John Coltrane” – Michael Stillman
  • “Full fathom five thy father lies” - William Shakespeare

16. Rhythm p.418- 434

  • “We Real Cool” - Gwendolyn Brooks
  • “Break, Break, Break” - Alfred, Lord Tennyson
  • “On the imprint of the first English edition of The Works of Max Beerbohm” - Max Beerbohm
  • “Counting-out Rhyme” - Edna St. Vincent Millay
  • “When I was one-and-twenty” - A. E. Housman
  • “Beat! Beat! Drums!” - Walt Whitman
  • “Song of the Powers” - David Mason

Do Writing assignment p.433 OR Writing Assignment p.417 – 1 - 1&1/2 pg

[edit] Tuesday 8/29 Poetry

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17. Closed Form p.435 – 452

  • “This Living Hand, Now Warm and Capable” – John Keats
  • “Counting the Beats” – Robert Graves
  • “Bonny Barbara Allen” – Anonymous
  • “Ballad of Birmingham” – Dudley Randall
  • “Let Me Not to the Marriage of True Minds” – William Shakespeare
  • “What Lips My Lips Have Kissed, And Where, and Why” – Edna St.Vincent Millay
  • “Acquainted With the Night” – Robert Frost
  • “America” – Claude McKay
  • “First Poem For You” – Kim Addonizio
  • “Scenes From the Playroom” – R.S. Gwynn
  • “Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night” – Dylan Thomas
  • “Triolet” – Robert Bridges
  • “Sestina” – Elizabeth Bishop

Write a 1 page reading response to one of the assigned poems

[edit] Wednesday 8/30 Poetry

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18. Open Form p.435 – 452

  • “Ancient Stairway” – Denise Levertov
  • “Buffalo Bill’s” – E.E. Cummings
  • “For the Anniversary of My Death” – W. S. Merwin
  • “The Heart” – Stephen Crane
  • “Cavalry Crossing a Ford” – Walt Whitman
  • “The Garret” – Ezra Pound
  • “Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Blackbird” – Wallace Stevens
  • “In Just —” – E. E. Cummings
  • “I Shall Paint My Nails Red” – Carole Satyamurti
  • “Popcorn-can Cover” – Lorine Niedecker
  • “Facing It” – Yusef Komunyakaa
  • “I, Too” – Langston Hughes

Do Writing Assignment p.466

[edit] Thursday 8/31 Poetry

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19. Symbol p.467 – 478

  • “The Boston Evening Transcript” – T.S. Eliot
  • “The Lightning is a Yellow Fork” – Emily Dickinson
  • “Neutral Tones” – Thomas Hardy
  • “The Parable of the Good Seed” – Matthew 13:24-30 (King James)
  • “The World” – George Herbert
  • “The Road Not Taken” – Robert Frost
  • “The Beaks of Eagles – Robinson Jeffers
  • “The Flight” – Sara Teasdale
  • “Carrie” – Ted Kooser
  • “Anecdote of the Jar” – Wallace Stevens

20. Myth and Narrative p.479 – 493

  • “Nothing Gold Can Stay” – Robert Frost
  • “The Oxen” – Thomas Hardy
  • “The World is Too Much With Us” – William Wordsworth
  • “Helen” – H.D.
  • “Medusa” – Louise Bogan
  • “Cinderella” – Anne Sexton
  • “Lady Lazarus” – Sylvia Plath

Paper Draft 2 DUE for peer review. Bring THREE copies to class.

[edit] Monday 9/4 LABOR DAY – NO CLASS

[edit] Tuesday 9/5 Drama

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Drama p.566

22. Reading a Play p.567 – 597

  • “Trifles” – Susan Glaspell
  • “Beauty” – Jane Martin

Prepare a discussion question on either or both of these stories.

Write a ½ page response to your own question to begin discussion.

PAPER 2 FINAL DRAFT DUE

[edit] Wednesday 9/6 Drama

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25. The Modern Theater p.775 – 778

  • A Dolls House Act 1 p.779-805

Do Act I questions p.843

Write a 1/2 page reading response to the play

[edit] Thursday 9/7 Drama

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25. The Modern Theater

  • A Dolls House Act 2 p. 805 – 824

Do Act II questions, p.843

Prepare a discussion question on the play.

Write a ½ page response to your own question to begin discussion

[edit] Monday 9/11 Drama

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25. The Modern Theater

  • A Dolls House Act 2 p. 824 – 843

30. Writing About a Play p. 1127 – 1138

Do Act III questions, p.843

Do General Questions, p.843-844

[edit] Tuesday 9/12 Drama

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25. The Modern Theater p.844 – 846, p.863

  • The Cuban Swimmer p.847 - 862

Prepare a discussion question on the play.

Write a ½ page response to your own question to begin discussion

[edit] Wednesday 9/13

Review for Final Exam

[edit] Thursday 9/14

FINAL EXAM

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